The state’s primary schools have seen protests from the teachers union against the elimination of Urdu teaching positions. The Intermediate Trained Assistant Teacher or Intermediate Urdu Trained Teacher posts are 100% moribund cadre (abolished), and the Graduate Trained Assistant Teacher Cadre is 50% moribund cadre (filled by direct appointment), according to a recent letter from the Directorate of Primary Education regarding teacher promotions. The story has been told. The Jharkhand State Urdu Teachers Association’s Central General Secretary, Amin Ahmed, stated that Urdu teacher positions were established during Bihar’s unification.
Following the state’s creation, Jharkhand had 4401 teaching positions. Just 689 of these positions were filled by teachers. Teachers will no longer be appointed to open positions; instead, the position is being eliminated. He claimed that the government had changed these positions from being plan items to non-plan items the previous year. The position has since been eliminated. Shehzad Anwar, the union’s state spokesperson, threatened to start a statewide agitation if the department did not rescind its decision to eliminate the positions of Urdu teachers.
Protest led by Anjuman Taraqqui Urdu Jharkhand against the Jharkhand government’s unconstitutional decision to eliminate the positions of qualified Urdu teachers in Simdega, Giridih, Gumla, and other locations.It will go on until the arbitrary orders that were only enforced in Urdu are removed.
Central General Secretary of State Urdu Teachers Association, Amin Ahmed said:
